Category Archives: Media

No Place For Trump’s Older, Whiter America

Donald Trump, Left-Liberalism And Progressivisim, Media, Race, Racism

An old guy at a Trump rally for once feels like someone is standing up for him. He gets carried away at a generally orderly Trump rally and thumps a young black hooligan, who’s being escorted out and is extending the middle finger to the Trump audience. The feminized, crazed media fret for days over the intolerable “violence” perpetrated by John McGraw, 78, against dreadlocks Rakeem Jones. By failing to humor the media’s pet protester groups, Trump is said to be fomenting fascism.

Next, 9,000 of the same Rakeem-Jones type hooligans—they’ll brook no disagreement and no change in their privileged, forever-oppressed minority status—converge on a Trump rally to be held at the University of Illinois, Chicago. Trump is forced to cancel the rally. One Farris Ahmad celebrates his victory over little Valerie Schmitt, 65, a Trump supporter from Naperville, Ill. Ms. Schmitt, 65, “teared up as she watched the protesters celebrate”:

“I’m so hurt, I’m so upset — we were so excited. I just can’t believe there’s that many people that would come in here and destroy this.’

Wake up, lady.

PRUDE NATION? Only When It Comes To Trump

Art, Donald Trump, Media, Politics, Pop-Culture, Republicans, Sex, The Zeitgeist

The lewder, more pornographic, and less talented at their craft pop icons become, the louder the Left lauds their artistically dodgy output. Miley Cyrus was mocked before she began twerking tush, gyrating crotch and twirling tongue. Only then had she arrived as an artist in the eyes of “critics” on the Left. Ditto Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian. The last launched a career with a sex tape and cultivated ass elephantiasis; and viola!

Cyrus, Beyoncé, Gaga, Madonna, Lena Dunham, et al.: There’s zero artistic range there. The power of the average pop artist and her products lies in the pornography that is her “art,” in her hackneyed political posturing, and in the fantastic technology that is Auto-Tune.

In a culture dominated by the left, vulgar and vacuousness is conflated with quality and edginess. So why is everyone apoplectic over a few naughty references and allusions in the presidential debates (begun by goody-goody Marco Rubio)?

Left and Right: everyone is distraught over the political strutting ongoing on the Republican stage.

Give me a break!

I bet you that if Bernie Sanders got a little frisky the Left would think him adorable.

Liberal Libel & Anti-White Race Onslaught Intensifies

Donald Trump, Journalism, Left-Liberalism And Progressivisim, Media, Race, Racism

Wow, Donald Trump is so right about the filthy fudging of facts and definitions courtesy of America’s malfunctioning media. Jared Taylor, the object of scorn in “Donald Trump’s Message Resonates With White Supremacists,” is a white nationalist, not a white supremacist. Even Wikipedia gets that right. But not the New York Times’ incompetent, malevolent JONATHAN MAHLER. Oh no.

Donald Trump isn’t “exploit[ing] a mood of mistrust and resentment across much of the electorate”; he’s reflecting it. Do the left-liberal, northeastern elites not realize how hated they are for their libel and lies?

UPDATE II: Chris Matthews Offers Profundities On What’s Behind Trump

America, Donald Trump, Left-Liberalism And Progressivisim, Media, Nationhood, Political Philosophy, Republicans

Chris Matthews of Hardball offered a most unusual commentary, unusual because insight and depth are rare these days at MSNBC (the network that fired Pat Buchanan):

Trump stands out there with something the other candidates lack, a compelling message. Trump speaks, like it or not, as an American. He goes after Putin [sic], the Chinese, the Pope and the presidents of Mexico. He even says he’ll be even-handed with Israel and its neighbors.

Trump speaks as a nationalist, that’s how he talks. He speaks not of how he’ll handle the job of president—how he’ll operate the government of Washington, what bills he will sign or veto, but, rather, how he will lead America in the world.

Trump’s rivals for the presidency speak of government; he speaks of country, this country, and that makes all the difference. Someone like Rubio cannot contest Trump on this level. It’s too late for him to try or even imagine fully what Trump is doing. Rubio cannot at this late stage muster a winning strategy.

Trump has one. It’s in his slogan. Make America great again.

WATCH Matthews & This extraordinary situation in the GOP.

UPDATE I (2/27):

UPDATE II: